Pottery Avenue ~ Polish Stoneware

I love learning about this history of what goes into making something, whether it’s art, furniture, or in this instance, pottery. Pottery Avenue is a distributor for the finest Polish Pottery Stoneware. The history of manufacturing pottery goes back to 14th century Boleslawiec when a layer of ceramic clay was uncovered, thus beginning the folk art in the German province of Silesia now known as Boleslawiec, Poland. There, the main avenue is a “pottery avenue”, home to many factory outlet stores. Pottery Avenue imports from the original manufacture of the town, knowing the pottery is of the finest quality and adheres to business practices that lead the industry. Below are some examples of the vast line that Pottery Avenue showcases on their website.

A hand painted vase using non-toxic colors in a botanical pattern.

A 12-cup canister hand painted in Poland following a 750-year tradition of artistry.

This hand stamped pitcher uses a centuries old technique using sponges from the Baltic sea and each motif is skillfully cut into the sponge for a hand stamp application.

This colorful mug is made with a chemical free colored glaze.

A classic 10” quiche-pie dish. Also each piece from can cook up to 500 degrees and is one of the best for baking with the thermal transfere inherent in stoneware and the glaze is naturally nonstick so food releases and it is easy to clean.

Pottery Avenue also carries a line of very popular embossed rolling pins - like the Givinchy above.

One of the very popular patterns is the Butterfly Merry Making as displayed on this 2 quart stoneware pitcher.

Currently in the “exclusive web offer” category, this large bakers bowl is now on sale.

Full piece dinnerware sets are also available. Above is the Unikat pattern, applied using sponges in the century old technique known as hand stamp but also brushes to add depth and additional character. Each piece is signed on the bottom and stamped with Unikat.

To shop, visit www.PotteryAvenue.com and use coupon code “PAF” at checkout!

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